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Major forest fire hazes PG

Firefighters from the Prince George Fire Centre are working to contain a fire located 20 kilometres east of Vanderhoof. The cause of the fire is not yet determined and is estimated at 880 hectares.

Fire ignited, but no bears seen

When safety devices go rogue: the Tara Place garage fire story. At approximately 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, 17 firefighters from three halls responded to Tara Place for a report of smoke coming from the garage of a single family residence.

Greer Creek fire now biggest in B.C.

News Sunday afternoon from the bush southwest of Vanderhoof confirmed that the Greer Creek forest fire is now the biggest in the province so far this year, is far from undercontrol, and an evacuation alert has been issued for some residents on the ou

Howe Truss proposed for Cottonwood Island Park

A memorial to the old Cameron Street bridge may be constructed at Cottonwood Island Park. Council will consider a proposal from staff on Monday night to build a replica Howe Truss and attached it to a new pedestrian crossing proposed for the park.

Controlled substance bylaw to be proposed

A proposal to make the owner or occupier responsible for the costs of inspecting a home where a grow operation or drug-making lab is found will be taken to city council on Monday night.

Hamhuis headed to Philly

Former Prince George Cougars defenceman Dan Hamhuis was traded from the Nashville Predators to the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday.

Council to look at hiking bus fares

A trip on the city transit system could cost a quarter more come September as city council will take a look during Monday night's regular meeting at increasing the cost of bus fare in the face of rising costs.

Air quality lens focuses on industrial growth locations

Isle Pierre, a potential heavy-industrial site west of the city, is the area that appears to have the lowest air quality impacts on Prince George, a consultant's report prepared for the Fraser-Fort George Regional District shows.

Remembering the health rally

Ten years have passed since about 7,000 people attended a health care rally at the Multiplex in Prince George to protest the state of health care and a major exodus of health professionals in northern BC. at the time.

Grand opening held for Beaverly fire hall

A combination of government support and revenue earned during the 2003 wildfires has delivered a new hall for the Beaverly Volunteer Fire Department five years ahead of schedule.